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Thailand International Postgraduate Programme (TIPP)
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Thailand International Postgraduate Programme (TIPP)

by Public Health Update February 10, 2021
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Thailand International Cooperation Agency (TICA)

Thailand International Cooperation Agency (TICA) was established on 19 July 1950, originally as a committee to “administer projects relating to President Truman’s initiatives,” and to facilitate technical and economic assistance received from foreign countries.  On 4 May 1963, the Cabinet upgraded the committee to Department of Technical and Economic Cooperation (DTEC.)  From 1972 to 2004, the Department of Technical and Economic Cooperation was part of the Office of the Prime Minister. 

Thailand International Cooperation Agency (TICA) offers fellowships and scholarships as part of bilateral and triangular development cooperation projects, TICA offers over 700 training fellowships and 70 postgraduate scholarships for government officials from developing countries around the world through Annual International Training Course (AITC) and Thailand International Postgraduate Programme (TIPP). 

Thailand International Postgraduate Programme (TIPP) was introduced in 2000 as a framework in providing postgraduate scholarships for developing partners. Believing that knowledge sharing is an important pillar of South-South Cooperation, TIPP offers opportunities for Thailand and its partners to exchange their experiences and best practices that would contribute to long-term and sustainable development for all. 

2021 TIPP Courses (Health related only)

CoursesAcademic InstitutionDurationScholarships
Master of Science in Pharmacy Program in PharmaceuticsMahidol University2 years (August 2021 – May 2023)1 scholarship
Master of Science Program in Food Science and TechnologyChiang Mai University2 years (August 2021 – May 2023)5 scholarships
Master of Science Program in Food Innovation, Safety, and Quality ManagementKhon Kaen University2 years (June 2021 – May 2023)1 scholarship
Master of Science Program in AgriScience and Technology (Postharvest)King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi2 years (August 2021 –July 2023)3 scholarships
Master of Science Program in Dermatology and DermatosurgeryInstitute of Dermatology2 years (June 2021 –May 2023)2 scholarships
Master of Public Health (Global Health)Thammasat University 2 years (August 2021 – May 2023)5 scholarships
Master of Science Program in Public HealthNaresuan University 2 years (June 2021 – May 2023)1 scholarship
Master of Nursing ScienceBurapha University 2 years (July 2021 – June 2023)1 scholarship
Master of Science in Pharmacy Program in Clinical PharmacyMahidol University 2 years (August 2021 – May 2023)1 scholarship
Master of Science Program in Regulatory Science for Pharmaceutical and Health ProductsMahidol University 2 years (August 2021 – May 2023)1 scholarship
Master of Primary Health Care ManagementMahidol University2 years (August 2021 – May 2023)1 scholarship
Master of Science Program in Biomedical SciencesWalailak University 2 years (May 2021 – April 2022)5 scholarships
Master of Science in Occupational and Environmental HealthThammasat University 18 months (August 2021 – January 2023)5 scholarships
Master of Science in Public Health ProgramChulalongKorn University 2 years (August 2021 – July 2023)5 scholarships
Master of Science Program in EpidemiologyPrince of Songkla University2 years (June 2021 – June 2023)1 scholarship
Master of Science Program in Innovative and Tropical HealthMahasarakham University2 years (June 2021 –  May 2023)15 scholarships

Qualifications

  • Candidates must be nominated by the National Focal Point for International Development Cooperation in a country from the TIPP eligible countries/territories list. (See “List of Eligible Countries/Territories”)
  • Candidates should be preferred working in the government sector or in the area which related to the course was provided
  • Candidates must have Bachelor’s degree and/or professional experience related field or related to graduate degree.
  • Candidates must have a good command of English.
  • Candidates whose first language is not English and Bachelor’s degree was not instructed in English, have to pass an English Language proficiency test according to criteria required by University regulations.
  • It is recommended that candidates be less than 50 years of age.
  • Candidates must have good physical and mental condition.
  • TICA reserves the rights to revoke scholarship offered to awardees who violate rules and regulations.
  • Other requirements apart from these will be under consideration by the University regulations.
Procedures for application submissions
  • The candidates must fill in the online application form on TICA website: Thailand International Cooperation Agency (TICA). Menu: Fellowships and Scholarships, Sub – menu: Thailand International Postgraduate Programme, Click on: TIPP 2021

(https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdxDIXEpWSeSMGy19NyV6uZDczFtsghU0Lwv98pAjGyqfr6g/viewform)

The candidates must be nominated by the National Focal Point for International Development Cooperation (such as Ministry of Foreign Affairs) or by relevant central government agencies for which the nominated candidates currently work. Nomination must be in line with relevant rules and regulations of the nominating countries/territories. The National Focal Point will forward the nominated candidates’ documents to the Royal Thai Embassy/Permanent Mission of Thailand to the United Nations/Royal Thai Consulate – General accredited to eligible countries/territories.

Please prepare one (1) original with two (2) copies of each document as these following items:

  • TIPP application form (Download at: http://www.tica.thaigov.net/main/en/relation/75500-TIPP-Application-form.html)
  • Medical report
  • Transcript of Bachelor’s degree (to show the courses that you have learnt throughout Bachelor’s degree)
  • Certificate of Bachelor’s degree
  • English test score (e.g. TOEFL, IELTS)
  • Recommendation Letter (At least 3 people)
  • Thesis proposal or other documents (As university request)
  • All forms are duly filled out and endorsed by the candidates’ supervisor and the National Focal Point for International Development Cooperation. All of related documents must be in English. Each of eligible countries/territories can nominate up to five (5) candidates per academic programme.

The application procedure will complete when TICA has received the hard copy of the application form and other related documents through the Royal Thai Embassy/Permanent Mission of Thailand to the United Nations/Royal Thai Consulate – General accredited to eligible countries/ territories.

Application from should be summited to the Royal Thai Embassy/Permanent Mission of Thailand to the United Nations/Royal Thai Consulate – General accredited to eligible countries/ territories within 1st March 2021.

For more information, please contact;
Thailand International Cooperation Agency (TICA)
Government Complex, Building B (South Zone), 8th Floor
Chaengwattana Road, Bangkok 10210, ThailandTel +66 (0) 2203 5000
Email: tica@mfa.mail.go.th, tipp@mfa.mail.go.thwww.tica-thaigov.mfa.go.th 

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by Public Health Update February 9, 2021
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Nepal Health Research Council (NHRC) published a syllabus for Research Officer and Assistant Research Officer.

SubjectFull marksPass marksExam techniqueNo. of question and marks
Subject related Aptitude test General awarenessAptitude testEnglish Language competence test  5020Multiple choice questions50*1
Subject related Subject relatedAct, Bylaws and guidelines5020Subjective2*10 6*5
Interview (Individual interview, presentation, experience and qualification)5020Oral 
     
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Health Day: Global health awareness days
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International days, weeks and years of Public Health Concern

by Public Health Update February 8, 2021
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The numerous international days, weeks and years are observed globally in the field of health to raise awareness and advocate in particular diseases or health conditions. Various global health awareness days has been celebrated each year to create awareness of specific health matters.

Here is the list of common public health important days;

  • World Tuberculosis Day– 24 March
  • World Health Day– 7 April
  • World Malaria Day– 25 April
  • Immunization Week– Last week of April
  • World No Tobacco Day– 31 May
  • World Blood Donor Day– 14 June
  • World Hepatitis Day– 28 July
  • World AIDS Day– 1 December

January

  • World Braille Day- 4 January 
  • World Leprosy Day– last Sunday in January

February

  • World Cancer Day– 4 February 
  • International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation- 6 February
  • International Epilepsy Day- second Monday of February
  • International Day of Women and Girls in Science- 11 February
  • International Childhood Cancer Day– 15 February
  • World Day of Social Justice- 20 February
  • Rare Disease Day– 28/29 February
  • International Condom Day– 13 February
  • Health Service Day (15th Falgun) Nepal

March

  • Zero Discrimination Day- 1 March
  • World Hearing Day– 3 March
  • World Birth Defects Day- 3 March
  • World Obesity Day- 4 March
  • International Women’s Day- 8 3 March
  • World Glaucoma Week  March 7-13 
  • World Kidney Day- Second Thursday in March
  • International Day of Happiness- 20 March
  • World Oral Health Day- 20 March
  • International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination- 21 March
  • World Down Syndrome Day- 21 March
  • World Water Day- 22 March
  • World Tuberculosis Day- 24 March
  • International Day of Solidarity with Detained and Missing Staff Members- 25 March

April

  • World Autism Awareness Day- 2 April 
  • International Day of Sport for Development and Peace- 6 April
  • World Health Day- 7 April
  • World Chagas Disease Day- 14 April
  • World Creativity and Innovation Day- 21 April
  • World Meningitis Day-24 April
  • World Malaria Day– 25 April
  • World Immunization Week– The last week of April
  • World Day for Safety and Health at Work- 28 April

May

  • World Asthma Day- First Tuesday in the month of May
  • World Hand Hygiene Day- 5 May
  • International Day of the Midwife- 5 May
  • UN Global Road Safety Week- 6-12 May
  • International Nurses Day- 12 May
  • International Day of Families- 15 May
  • World Family Doctor Day- 19 May
  • International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia- 17 May
  • World Hypertension Day- 17 May
  • International Day to End Obstetric Fistula- 23 May
  • Menstrual Hygiene Day- 28 May
  • World No-Tobacco Day- 31 May

June

  • World Blood Donor Day– 14 June
  • World Elder Abuse Awareness Day- 15 June
  • International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict- 19 June
  • International Day of Yoga– 21 June
  • International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking- 26 June

July

  • World Population Day- 11 July
  • World Brain Day- 22 July
  • World Drowning Prevention Day– 25 July
  • World Hepatitis Day– 28 July

August

  • World Breastfeeding Week– 1 to 7 August
  • International Youth Day- 12 August 
  • World Humanitarian Day- 19 August 
  • African Traditional Medicine Day- 31 August

September

  • World Physical Therapy Day- 8 September
  • World Suicide Prevention Day– 10 September
  • World Sepsis Day– 13 September
  • World Alzheimer’s Day- 21 September 
  • World Pharmacists Day- 25 September
  • World Lung Day- 25 September
  • World Rabies Day- 28 September
  • World Heart Day- 29 September
  • World Contraception Day- 26 September

October

  • International Day for the Elderly – 1 October
  • International Day of Non-Violence – 2 October
  • World Mental Health Day- 10 October
  • International Day of the Girl Child- 11 October
  • International Day for Disaster Reduction – 13 October
  • World Sight Day – 14 October
  • World Hospice and Palliative Care Day- The second Saturday of October
  • International Day of Rural Women – 15 October
  • World Food Day – 16 October 
  • World Statistics Day- 20 October
  • World Osteoporosis Day – 20 October
  • United Nations Day – 24 October
  • World Polio Day – 24 October
  • World Psoriasis Day – 29 October
  • World Stroke Day –  29 October
  • World Cities Day – 31 October

November

  • World Pneumonia Day – 12 November
  • World Antibiotic Awareness Week – 18-24 November
  • World Diabetes Day – 14 November
  • International Day for Tolerance – 16 November
  • World Toilet Day – 19 November
  • World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims – The third Sunday of November
  • World Day of Research for Health – 18 November
  • Universal Children’s Day -20 November
  • International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women -25 November 

December

  • World AIDS Day – 1 December
  • International Day of Persons with Disabilities – December
  • International Volunteer Day for Economic and Social Development – 5 December
  • FCHV Day- 5 December
  • International Anti-Corruption Day – 9 December
  • Human Rights Day – 10 December
  • International Universal Health Coverage Day –  12 December
  • International Human Solidarity Day -20 December 

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International Year of Health and Care Workers 2021

by Public Health Update February 7, 2021
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The 73rd World Health Assembly, through its decision to strengthen Code implementation and to designate 2021 as the YHCWs reflects a collective vision on the health and care workforce. During the 73rd World Health Assembly, Member States spoke to the critical role of health and care workers in ensuring individuals’ and communities’ health and well-being. Member States emphasized that the COVID-19 pandemic has illustrated why all health and care workers are critical to health emergency responses and for health system preparedness and resilience.

Investing in health and care workers – their education, well-being and fair remuneration

Health employment acts as a boost to the economy and a multiplier of economic growth, which means that investing in the health and care workforce benefits the whole of society. The International Year of Health and Care Workers 2021 is an opportunity to draw attention to the need for greater investments in health and care workforce readiness, education and learning to manage the pandemic and its consequences and to roll out the COVID-19 vaccine.

Investments in education, continuing professional development, well-being and occupational safety in all of these areas are important preconditions for retaining and attracting health and care professionals. Without making health and care work a desirable and supported career path, countries will struggle to attract newcomers, including in rural areas, or to progress towards universal health coverage and stronger, more resilient health systems.

Health and care workers deserve concrete action

Beyond offering praise and applause, the YHCW aims to energize countries to collaboratively tackle persistent health and care worker challenges.

The health and well-being of the health and care workforce have always been important, but are now even more vital. As societies grapple with the consequences of prolonged stress and pressure on health and care workers, it is important that Member States take concrete steps to address their needs.

Throughout the year, stakeholders are requested to show appreciation to the workforce dedicated to the health and care of others, and to advocate for concerted efforts to:

  • improve their working conditions
  • invest in their education
  • expand their roles
  • protect their health and well-being.

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The CIH-LMU Symposium on Global Health Perspectives: Climate Change and Migration
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The CIH-LMU Symposium on Global Health Perspectives: Climate Change and Migration

by Public Health Update February 5, 2021
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The CIHLMU Symposium on Global Health Perspectives: Climate Change and Migration will be held on Friday, March 12, 2021.

The effects of climate change cannot be emphasized enough. Climate change is not only affecting global health issues but also has an impact worldwide on economies. Therefore, changes to our environment are likely to become increasingly important causal factors of migration globally in years ahead. One of the key challenges will be to improve understanding of how environmental migration relates to vulnerability of people, as every person on the planet is a potential stakeholder in the essentials of interactions between the climate, environment and the health of human beings.

Aim

The aim with this symposium is to highlight knowledge to reduce vulnerabilities and enhance the resilience of communities and ecosystems affected by climate change. By creating awareness about the severity of consequences from climate change, we would like to address these issues especially related to global health and migration. This augments the scientific understanding of climate change and attendees will be equipped with relevant mitigating strategies to help populations adapt to these associated vulnerabilities.

Mode of Delivery

This symposium will be held online via Zoom, with presentations by respected and prominent speakers followed by a panel discussion.

Target Group

The organizers of the symposium would like to extend an invitation for all of those who are interested. Kindly have a look at the symposium’s agenda and the symposium’s flyer to learn more about the organisation of the day and the different lectures and speakers.

Event date: Friday, 12th March 2021, 09:00-16:00 (CET)

Language: English

Registration

Registration and participation is free of charge. If you want to register, please send an email with the following information:

  • Your name
  • Your nationality
  • Your profession and institution

Alternatively, you can fill in the Registration form and send it to CIH.Symposium.2021@lrz.uni-muenchen.de

If you need more information, please do not hesitate to organizer.

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WHO announces updated critical concentrations for susceptibility testing for rifampicin
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WHO announces updated critical concentrations for susceptibility testing for rifampicin

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5 February 2021 | GENEVA – The critical concentrations for culture-based phenotypic drug susceptibility testing (DST) to first-line anti-TB drugs have been revised by the the World Health Organization (WHO). Critical concentrations for rifampicin have been lowered while those for isoniazid have been maintained at the present level. This update helps address the discordance observed between phenotypic and molecular methods to detect rifampicin resistance and improves the accuracy of DST. As a result patients with TB will have a more accurate  diagnosis.

The revision was the outcome of a Technical Expert Group meeting convened by WHO in 2020 to assess the results of a systematic review of published literature on critical concentrations for DST of the most important first-line anti-TB drugs, isoniazid and the rifamycins (rifampicin, rifabutin and rifapentine). New evidence showed that critical concentrations used for phenotypic methods to detect rifampicin resistance may incorrectly classify strains with certain mutations. The following media were considered: Löwenstein-Jensen (LJ), Middlebrook 7H10 (7H10), Middlebrook 7H11 (7H11) and BACTEC™ Mycobacterial Growth Indicator Tube™ 960 (MGIT).Technical Report on critical concentrations for drug susceptibility testing of isoniazid and the rifamycins (rifampicin, rifabutin and rifapentine)

Guidance has been provided to resolve discordance between genotypic and phenotypic results for these drugs and areas for further research have been highlighted. The full report is available here.

DST methods continue to have a very important role to identify resistance not detected by molecular assays and to support the interpretation of molecular assays results. However, they require sophisticated laboratory infrastructure, qualified staff and strict quality assurance procedures.

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Australia Awards Scholarships 2022

by Public Health Update February 2, 2021
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Australia Awards Scholarships are long-term development awards funded by the Australian Government’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The study and research opportunities provided through Australia Awards Scholarships develop the skills and knowledge of individuals to drive change and contribute to development.

Who can apply

Australia Awards Scholarship applications are accepted from individuals who are citizens of participating countries and meet eligibility criteria specific to their country. In South Asia, Australia Awards Scholarships are open to suitably qualified nationals of Bangladesh, Bhutan, the Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Women, people with disability and individuals from traditionally marginalised groups are encouraged to apply.

Opportunity

An Australia Awards Scholarship provides you with the opportunity to gain an internationally recognised qualification from an Australian institution. It includes all the necessary support and funding to complete your study.

Your career will benefit from new knowledge, leadership skills and the links you create both in Australia and through the Australia Global Alumni network. On your return home, you can make a vital contribution to the social and economic development of Nepal.

The application process is transparent and competitive, providing equal opportunity to all eligible applicants, regardless of gender, ethnicity or disability.

Applications for Australia Awards Scholarships commencing in 2022 are now open and will close 30 April 2021.

Australia Awards Scholarships for Nepal will be offered to undertake Master’s degree study programs in the priority development sectors of Economic Development, Education, Health, Governance, Gender Equality, Disability and Social Inclusion, and Water Resource Management.

Level of study

Australia Awards Scholarships provide citizens of Nepal with the opportunity to obtain a qualification at an Australian tertiary institution. Scholarships will be offered for master’s degree programs (by coursework or research) for study commencing in 2022.

English language requirements

To be eligible for an Australia Awards Scholarship, you must meet certain standards in English language proficiency, with the results valid as at 1 January 2022. At minimum, you must have:

  • an IELTS (Academic) overall score of at least 6.5 with no band less than 6.0; or
  • a TOEFL internet based (iBT) score of at least 84, with a minimum of 21 in all sub-tests; or
  • a PTE (Academic) overall score of 58 with no communicative skill score less than 50.

Women, people with disability, members of traditionally marginalised groups and nominated public servants will be considered for eligibility with an IELTS (Academic) overall score of 6.0 or above (with no individual band less than 5.5) or an equivalent TOEFL (iBT) or PTE (Academic) test score. However, if offered an Australia Awards Scholarship, these applicants must meet the English language requirements of their course.

Australia Awards benefits
Australia Awards Scholarships are offered for the minimum period necessary for the individual to complete the academic program specified by the Australian education institution, including any preparatory training.

Scholarship recipients will receive the following entitlements:
• return air travel
• a one-off establishment allowance on arrival
• full tuition fees
• contribution to living expenses
• introductory academic program
• overseas student health cover for the duration of the Scholarship
• supplementary academic support
• fieldwork allowance for research students and those undertaking a master’s degree by coursework that has a compulsory fieldwork component.

Qualifications and work experience

To be eligible, applicants must have the following qualifications and work experience:

  • a four-year bachelor’s degree with a minimum of three years’ relevant full-time work experience earned after the bachelor’s degree; or
  • a three-year bachelor’s degree with at least a oneyear master’s degree with a minimum of three years’ relevant full-time work experience earned after the bachelor’s degree; or
  • a two-year bachelor’s degree with at least a two-year master’s degree with a minimum of three years’ relevant full time work experience earned after the bachelor’s degree. Scholarships will not be available for courses of study in Australia where the applicant has already achieved a qualification that is deemed to be equivalent to the Australian qualification.

Australia Awards applicants must meet all eligibility requirements, including citizenship and residency requirements, detailed in the Australia Awards Scholarships Policy Handbook, available at:
www.dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/australiaawards-scholarships-policy-handbook.

For further information, contact the Australia Awards office in Nepal:
+977 1 4002614
inquiries@australiaawardsnepal.org

Applications for Australia Awards Scholarships now close on 31 May 2021. 



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World Cancer Day 2021: I Am And I Will! Together, all of our actions matter.

World Cancer Day, every 4 February is the global uniting initiative led by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC). By raising worldwide awareness, improving education and catalysing personal, collective and government action, we’re working together to reimagine a world where millions of preventable cancer deaths are saved and access to life-saving cancer treatment and care is equal for all – no matter who you are or where you live. Because, we believe that cancer isn’t just a health issue but a human issue that touches all of us.

World Cancer Day aims to save millions of preventable deaths each year by raising awareness and education about cancer, and pressing governments and individuals across the world to take action against the disease.

Why cancer?

  • Cancer is a critical health and human issue.
  • Today, 9.6 million people each year will die from cancer. Making it the second-most deadly disease.
  • 70%of cancer deaths occur in low-to-middle income countries.
  • The total annual economic cost of cancer is estimated at approximately US$1.16 trillion.
  • At least one third of common cancers are preventable.
  • Less than 30%of low-income countries have cancer treatment services available (compared to 90% in high-income countries).
  • Up to 3.7 million lives could be saved each year through resource appropriate strategies for prevention, early detection and timely and quality treatment.

Campaign theme:I Am and I Will

2021 – the ultimate year of the ‘I Am and I Will’ campaign – shows us that our actions have an impact on everyone around us, within our neighbourhood, communities and cities. And that more than ever, our actions are also being felt across borders and oceans. This year is a reminder of the enduring power of cooperation and collective action. When we choose to come together, we can achieve what we all wish for: a healthier, brighter world without cancer.

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Call for applications! TDR Postgraduate Scholarship in Implementation Research Academic Year 2021/2022

Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) of Yogyakarta, Indonesia, invites suitably qualified candidates to apply for a place in the following full-time postgraduate programme, with a focus on Implementation Research for the 2021-2022 academic year.
Funding for these full scholarshipsis from TDR, the Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases, based at the World Health Organization in Geneva (TDR Postgraduate training support). Only applicants from low- and middle-income countries of WHO South-East Asia and Western Pacific Regions are eligible.
The training will be focused on courses relevant to a career in implementation research on infectious diseases of poverty, including neglected tropical diseases, malaria, TB/HIV and COVID-19. Implementation research is a growing field that supports the identification of health system bottlenecks and approaches to address them, and is particularly useful in low- and middle- income countries where many health interventions do not reach those who need them the most. The goal of this scheme is to enhance postgraduate training capacity and boost the number of researchers in low- and middle-income countries.
Further information on implementation research is available from: IR training and IR toolkit A limited number of scholarships will be offered for the 2021/2022 academic year in the International Master Programme in Public Health, leading to an MPH degree (2 years duration). The programme is taught in English.

Recipients will be enrolled as postgraduate students, and their careers will be tracked through the TDR postgraduate alumni platform, IR Connect, which monitors the impact of the programme and provides networking and opportunities to increase visibility for students and alumni.

ELIGIBILITY FOR SCHOLARSHIP

Applicants should:

  • Be nationals of, and residents in, low- and middle income countries (as defined by the World Bank) of WHO South-East Asia region and West Pacific region.
  • Be under 35 years old for the Master programme.
  • Meet the University requirements for international postgraduate students
  • Meet the academic requirements:
    – A bachelor’s degree with a cumulative Grade Point Average of at least 3.00 out of 4 AcEPT score of at least 268 or TOEFL score of at least 550 or IELTS score of at least 5.5
    – Desk evaluation on undergraduate academic documents
  • Consent to meet health requirements in line with regulations of the Indonesian government and UGM.

THE SCHOLARSHIP PACKAGE

The scholarship covers:

  • Return economy airfare between the home country of the student and Yogyakarta, Indonesia;
  • Tuition fees and a basic medical and accident insurance;
  • Support for research project/thesis expenses, including travel and sustenance during data collection in home country;
  • Indonesian language course to improve integration in the university’s environment; and
  • Monthly stipend to cover living expenses equivalent to local living cost.
APPLYING FOR THE TDR POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME AT UGM

To apply for a TDR Postgraduate Scholarship, you must complete the following two steps:
Step 1. Apply for Master Programme
a. International applicants:
please log in or sign up at https://admission.ugm.ac.id/ and choose “TDR Postgraduate Scholarship in Implementation Research” for Master Programme. Please send the online form and all documents with good quality to graduate.fk@ugm.ac.id
b. Indonesian applicants: please send the application form and requirements mentioned in um.ugm.ac.id to graduate.fk@ugm.ac.id. Please write a motivation letter and scholarship application form in English.
Step 2. Complete the TDR postgraduate scholarship application form (attached) and email this form to: graduate.fk@ugm.ac.id.
Only completed forms will be further processed.

CALENDAR FOR APPLICATION

Application open: 1 February 2021
Deadline for application: 26 March 2021
Announcement of selection result: 3 May 2021
Selected applicants will receive a letter of offer from the University and have 3 calendar days to confirm acceptance after the notification. Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing, UGM reserves the right to refuse or end attribution of the scholarship if the provided information has been proven false.
Application deadline: 26 March 2021 (Extended deadline for application April 16, 2021)

MORE INFORMATION
For more information on the scheme at Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing, UGM, please contact:
Ms Yuyun Yohana
The Graduate Programme Office, Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing, UGM
Tel no : (+62-274) 560300 ext. 205
Fax no : (+62-274) 581876
E-mail : graduate.fk@ugm.ac.id
Website: http://graduate.fk.ugm.ac.id/

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Iodine Month

National Iodine Month has been celebrated in February each year to raise awareness on the use of two child-logo salt for optimum iodine intake to combat iodine deficiency disorders in Nepal.

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February: National Iodine Month

The MoHP adopted a policy to fortify all edible salt in 1973 to address iodine deficiency disorders (IDD) through universal salt iodization. The Salt Trading Corporation is responsible for the iodine fortification of all edible salt and its distribution, while MoHP is responsible for promoting iodized salt and its marketing to increase consumption.

The government uses the Two-Child Logo to certify adequately iodized salt and DoHS has been implementing a social marketing campaign of this salt to improve awareness of its use in households.

National surveys reports an increase in the number of households using adequately iodized salt from 55 percent in 1998 to 95 percent in 2016. However, there is disparities in the use of iodized salt. The NDHS 2016 found the Province 2 to have the highest coverage (99.3 percent), while the Province 6 had the lowest (85.1 percent).

Government’s strategies to control of iodine deficiency disorders

  • The universal iodization of salt.
  • Strengthen implementation of the Iodized Salt Act, 2055 to ensure that all edible salt is iodized.
  • The social marketing of certified two-child logo iodized salt.
  • Ensure the systematic monitoring of iodized salt.
  • Increase the accessibility and market share of iodized packet salt with the two-child logo.
  • Create awareness about the importance of using iodized salt to control iodine deficiency disorder (IDD) through social marketing campaign.
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Related readings

  • Iodized Salt (Production, Sale and Distribution)Act, 2055(1998)
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  • Nepal National Micronutrient Status Survey 2016
  • Child Health Program: Plan, Policies and Documents
  • Multi-sector Nutrition Plan II (2018-2022), Nepal
  • National Nutrition Policy, Nepal-2004
  • February: National Iodine Month (Prevention and Control of Iodine Deficiency Disorder)
  • Nutrition programmes implemented by FWD Nutrition Section (1993–2018)

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